Outstanding in most respects…read more Like every other place in Venice, this joint is located on a canal. It's a fun seating area and clean. Service here is also spectacular. Food here is divine. The pizza and pastas were definitely made with loving hands. The dessert, not so much, as it was constructed with stale lady fingers. Oh well, I didn't need to raise my blood sugar anyway. Still, this is a definite stop!

This spot is located in Burano island in Venice and was one of the few restaurants that was pretty…read morepacked when we walked around. Fortunately there was no wait sitting inside. We ended up getting a few items that we really enjoyed. Fish Lasagna - This doesn't sound but wow it was one of the best things we had on our trip in Italy. It's delicious, and all the flavors totally work. Creamy, packed with flavor. (5/5) Seafood Pizza - We got this pizza that had I think arugula and shrimp on it. It was pretty good, not the best pizza I've had here but it was tasty. (4/5) Overall I think this was a good spot to eat especially when you're on the island of Burano.

After walking around Burano we came to the church square and decided to sit outside in the sun and…read morehave a few drinks. The tables outside were nicely positioned looking at the church and the leaning tower. We did not eat anything but the drinks were good enough. Service was a little brusque.

We went to Burano today as an optional excursion on Viking Jupiter. We chose to eat lunch at Cafe…read moreVecio. The food was amazing and the staff were so friendly and as we don't speak Italian, they were very easy to communicate with in English. We had several servers that interacted with us, but Luca was friendly as were the others and explained dishes to us we had not had before. Definitely recommend this restaurant and the food and the people that work there. A+++. Would go there again in a heartbeat.

Great location with outdoor seating for a lunch break in between exploring Murano and Burano. We…read moresplit the Arolata calzone, which was delicious but huge!

I LOVE THE ARANCINO. The rice isn't overcooked/mushy and has a great tomato flavor. Also a bit…read morecheesy with a bit of green peas and meat. Great flavor overall. The crochetta is alright (potato & mozzarella cheese inside). Service is nice, and prices are reasonable.

Absolutely loved the food here. One of us would eat any Italian food and one was extremely picky so…read morewe chose this restaurant because of the pizza options. Pizza was great. The also have fries! The fish was very good too. Great vibe, great food, good choice!

Stopped here after 7 on a Thursday. Not much open on the island. Ordered some pizza and pasta…read moredishes. Pasta Seafood tasted like all canned seafood was used, chewy and tasteless. Pizza crust was good but again, mushrooms on pizza we're canned mushrooms. Service was great and prices reasonable but food was lacking.

The gelato was so delicious and yummy. The service was friendly and accommodating and the ambiance…read morewhat can I say when in Italy magia.

Silky delicious gelato!! Tried blackberry lavender and it was delicious! Save room for a treat…read morefrom those lovely shop!

This spot is a good way to try out a bunch of fried seafood but it's nothing to write home about…read more The seafood is fried in advance so no guarantee you will be getting a fresh scoop or a good assortment of pieces. The seafood is served in a cracker bowl which is both super sustainable and a fun way to eliminate waste. The service was so nasty toward the tourists that I was really close to stepping away from the venue during the initial interaction. But we were tired from a long day of exploring and were opting for something more casual before heading on the ferry back. Prices for the dishes aren't exactly cheap. For a pile of seafood and a drink I believe the cost was close to 20 euros. Overall, if you can go to another spot that offers fresher fritto misto you might be able to enjoy it and have a better experience than this location.

Not sure how the food is because the place was closing. I needed to use the bathroom but in order…read moreto use the bathroom I needed to buy something, which is completely understandable. I bought a water because the kitchen was closed. The man that I spoke to was pretty rude. My mother also needed to use the bathroom. While she was in there and the worker saw her go in there he proceeded to start banging on the door after her being in there for 1 minute. Because of the worker banging on the door my mother peed everywhere. NOT COOL! RUDE PEOPLE WORK HERE! Water bottle was good that's why the 2 stars not 1.

The cod dip (baccala in lecia con polenta) , risotto de goi allá Buranella, and the bigoli (daily…read morepasta) simply delicious Service was fast, super friendly and fun

I'm so sad that the first review on this place was a negative one as it almost caused me to miss…read moreout on one of the second best Gnocchi's I have ever had. So glad I didn't dismiss this place! The Gnocchi scampi was absolutely delicious! The vegetables (yellow peppers and zucchini) were perfectly cooked i.e not too soft and not too crispy where the flavor is overpowering, and shrimps that were so fresh, you swear they were caught in the moment. Finally, it had the perfect amount of sauce and olive oil bringing it all together for a perfect blend of flavoring. I damn nearly licked the plate (no seriously, I took all the bread from the breadbasket and wiped that plate clean!). My friend had the margarita pizza with French fries which was a unique combination for the eyes lol, but he enjoyed it. Lastly, I had a glass of Sauvignon Blanc which was nice and fruity, while he had a beer. Nothing to brag about here. The place is small when you walk in but they have additional seating up stairs and outside (beware! Like all restaurants in Venice, they charge and extra fee to sit outside) Service was very friendly and fast. Overall I would definitely recommend you stop here if you end up on Burano island.

Was looking for a place to eat and trattoria da Romano did not open until 6:30pm. This place was…read moreright across from it so we decided to give it a try with some hesitation. I was pleasantly surprised. I ordered the clams with linguine in a garlic wine sauce. It was so delicious. I was sucking the juice out of the clan. My friend ordered the lasagna and it was really good as well. It seems like a family owned/run business. The waitress was an older woman and only spoke Italian but was attentive and helpful. Would recommend this place and wish I could have that meal again.

April 2018. Staying in Venice and made a trip over to Burano for a couple of hours to enjoy the…read moreday. Decided we would have some lunch. We split a pizza margherita and had two glasses of red house wine. Pizza was okay. Thinner slices which I liked but not the best pizza or wine. Great for a quick sit down when you're feeling hungry and thirsty.

Food was average and a bit pricey. This is definitely a tourist trap so stay away. Service is the…read moreworst they do not even pay you any attention since you're a tourist. Go next door and get a cheaper meal. Lasagna was very small in portion and not very good. Pizza was soggy and terrible.

Definitely not a good place to eat, Salmon doesn't taste fresh and lasagna is cold inside, they…read moregiven charge $2/person for tips, not worth the price. Oh, I forgot to mention French Fries is $5 each order and it is simply a Medium size in US. Waste of money. Stay away

It sounds like a sports bar but it's a little restaurant that serves up some great food. The…read moreservice was nice and like much of Italy they do speak English here. We had a starter board of an assortment of seafood. All very fresh and quite tasty. The only thing I didn't absolutely love was one of the fish dips. We also had the seafood risotto which had been recommended to us ("The best risotto in the Venice area") and was just so well done.